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Join industry leaders in a highly interactive 16-hour LIVE training designed to empower you with the latest tools and techniques for safeguarding your digital life. Whether your team comprises seasoned cybersecurity professionals or newcomers to the field, our comprehensive course content covers everything from fundamental security principles to advanced threat mitigation strategies. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Cybersecurity Awareness 2.0 Enterprise Training


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Cybersecurity Awareness 2.0
Enterprise Training Defend Protect Your Digital
Workspace
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Program Highlights In our hyper-connected digital
world, cyber threats have become a daily reality.
InfosecTrains Cybersecurity Awareness Training
2.0 is designed to equip you with the knowledge
and skills to navigate the online landscape
securely. Whether youre a professional, a
student, or simply someone who wants to safeguard
your digital life, this program is your gateway
to a safer online experience.
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Course Highlights
16-Hour of Instructor-led Training
Scenario-Based Learning
Learn from Industry Experts
In-depth Case Studies
Highly Interactive and Dynamic Sessions
Access to Recorded Sessions
Career Guidance and Mentorship
Extended Post Training Support
Comprehensive Cybersecurity Curriculum
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Target Audience It is designed for everyone, from
cybersecurity enthusiasts to employees of all
backgrounds, because everyone should be
cyber-aware, whether in IT or not. Pre-Requisites
No experience is required. Course
Objectives Grasp the importance of
confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Learn key terms such as threats, vulnerabilities,
risks, and impacts. Identify different types of
cyber attacks phishing, social engineering,
malware, and insider threats. Adopt safe browsing
habits and recognize suspicious websites.
Understand physical security measures like device
locking and application whitelisting. Monitor
credit reports and use security measures like
credit freezing Perform immediate steps to
minimize damage from security breaches Engage in
hands-on simulations to contain data breaches and
malware infections. Recognize AI-driven threats
and deepfake technology risks
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Course Curriculum
  • Introduction to Information Security
  • What is Information Security?
  • Definition and Importance
  • Key Concepts Confidentiality, Integrity,
    Availability
  • Definition of key terms Threats, Vulnerability,
    Risk, and Impact
  • Cost of cybercrime examples
  • Understanding Cyber Attacks
  • Types of Cyber Attacks
  • Phishing
  • Social Engineering Insider Threats Malware
  • Motivations behind cyberattacks
  • Service disruption Data exfiltration Case Study

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Basic Security Best Practices Multi-Factor
Authentication How to set up 2FA on common
platforms Biometric Authentication Password
Authentication Importance of strong passwords How
to create and manage strong passwords Employee
Training and Awareness Safe Browsing
Habits Identifying suspicious websites Using
reputable web browsers with built-in
security Securing Devices and Endpoints Endpoint
Security Measures Install Antivirus/Antimalware
Software Awareness of Endpoints Conducting a
Security Checkup on Personal Devices Patch
Management Regular Updates Automated Patching
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User Training and Awareness Security Awareness
Training Policies and Procedures Physical
Security Device Locking (Password, PIN, Smart
Card locks) Application Whitelisting in
organizations Approved Applications Block
Untrusted Software Symptoms of Network and
Endpoint Attacks Network Attack
Symptoms Increases bandwidth usage Performs
degradation Unusual Log-In Attempts and Account
Lockouts Endpoint Attack Symptoms Unexpected
Device Behavior Performance issues Unauthorized
changes Strange pop-ups and messages Disabled
Security Software Firewall disabled Error
messages/Failed updates
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Taking Action to Minimize Damage Immediate
Steps Changing passwords on compromised accounts
Placing a fraud alert on your credit
report Protecting Yourself from Identity
Theft Monitoring your credit report for
suspicious activity Freezing your credit if
necessary Enabling two-factor authentication
(MFA) on all accounts Advanced Security
Concepts Securing Home and Office
Networks Securing Home and Office Networks VPN
and its benefits Navigating the Digital World
Safely Email Security Essentials Mobile Security
Measures Responding to Image Misuse Identifying
Image Misuse Taking Action Against Misuse
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Social Engineering and Phishing Attacks Phishing
Attacks Types of Phishing attacks Social
Engineering Types of Social Engineering
Attacks UPI Scams Fake KYC (Know Your Customer)
Updates WhatsApp Scams LinkedIn Awareness ( Fake
job posting ) Securing Your Gmail
Account Recognizing and Avoiding Phishing
Attacks Identifying Phishing Emails and Messages
Phishing Simulation Exercise Symptoms of Malware
and Ransomware Infections Malware Infection
Symptoms Ransomware Attack Symptoms Social Media
Security Privacy settings on social media
platforms Avoid oversharing personal information
online
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Cloud Security Understanding Cloud Storage
Services Benefits and risks of cloud
storage Popular cloud storage providers Securing
Your Cloud Accounts Securing file-sharing
permissions Strong password creation and using
MFA Data encryption options in cloud storage AI
and Deep Fake Awareness Understanding AI in
Cybersecurity AI-Driven Threats Highly
Personalized Phishing Attempts Automated Attack
Patterns Deepfake Technology What are
Deepfakes? Risks Associated with Deepfakes
(Identity Theft, Misinformation) Unrealistic
Audio/Video Ouality Inconsistencies in Background
or Timing
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Incident Response and Recovery Understanding
Incident Response What is an Incident Response
Plan? Key Steps in Incident Response Creating an
Incident Response Plan Developing a Basic
Incident Response Plan Responding to Common
Attacks Responding to Malware Infections Steps to
Take if Infected by Malware Using Malware Removal
Tools Responding to Phishing Attacks Identifying
and Reporting Phishing Attempts Reporting
Phishing Emails Data Breach Response Immediate
Steps to Take During a Data Breach Identifying
and Containing the Breach Notifying Internal
Teams and Stakeholders Data Breach Containment
Exercise Hands-On Simulation Containing a Data
Breach Legal and Regulatory Requirements Reporting
Obligations Communicating with Affected Parties
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